Spelling Workout 2001 Level F Student Edition

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9780765224859
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  • 36 lessons with 20 words per list integrate spelling, reading, writing, and proofreading
  • Lessons include practice, review activities, and writing, and conclude with five bonus words
  • There are 6 built-in cumulative review lessons
  • Pair with the Spelling Workout 2001 Level F Teacher Edition
Description

There are 36 lessons in this workbook. Each list has 20 words written in cursive. Each lesson starts with an engaging and informative reading selection that illustrates the spelling words in context. Spelling tips follow and offer strategies and clues for learning the words. Spelling practice pages give students an opportunity to practice writing new words while reinforcing the spelling pattern. The activity pages give students the chance to practice words in different contexts. Five additional bonus words are given at the end of each lesson, more challenging words with similar spelling patterns. These words are not tested. Lessons 6, 12, 18, 24, 30, and 36 are review lessons, covering materials from the lessons prior. The end of the student book includes a comprehensive dictionary of all the words used in this level, plus the bonus words. 192 pgs, pb.

The Spelling Workout 2001 Level F Teacher Edition includes pre-test dictation sentences, spelling strategies, teaching notes, spelling and writing suggestions, and answers to the student workbook. ~Amber

Publisher's Description of Spelling Workout 2001 Level F Student Edition

Spelling Workout has all the components you need to lead students from simple sound-letter relationships to more complex spelling patterns.

Students learn spelling skills based on phonics through unique, cross-curricular reading passages, practice, and high-interest writing activities. Packed with flexible lessons, motivating activities, including fun riddles and puzzles, this dynamic program leads students to spelling success!

Category Description for MCP Spelling Workout (2001 Edition)

Spelling Workout is a research-based workbook series for grades K to 8. It takes a phonetic approach in the lower levels and a structural approach in the upper levels to teach spelling. Each level includes 36 lessons. Level A has 6–8 words per list, Level B has 10–15, Level C has 15–20, and Levels D–H have 20, grouped by a common feature such as a rule, pattern, or origin. Students practice using these words through a variety of activities, puzzles, and cross-curricular reading passages that show the words in context. Spelling Workout correlates closely to MCP Phonics, although both programs are complete within themselves and can be used independently.

Student Workbooks are consumable, and in Levels A–F, lessons begin with a short passage to hook the reader. In Levels G–H, the passage is omitted and replaced with an etymology section, which exposes students to word origins and word histories while increasing vocabulary. Word lists and spelling tips follow, then practice activities. Activities include crossword puzzles, riddles, and games to motivate students by making learning fun. After the activities, spelling and writing practice encourages students to apply the list words in different contexts. There are proofreading selections and writing prompts to help make connections between spelling and everyday writing. An interesting point: word lists are only in print type in only Level A. Levels B and C show the word lists in both print and cursive type. Levels D and beyond show the list only in cursive. A cumulative review comes up every five lessons. The end of each student workbook includes a student dictionary of all the words in that level.

Teacher Editions include pre-test dictation sentences, spelling strategies, teaching notes, spelling and writing suggestions, and answers to the student workbook. (I like the idea of a student checking their own work in the TE and then bringing it to you for discussion.) Correlated phonics lessons to MCP Phonics (Plaid Phonics) are included with each spelling lesson, should you choose to use them together for Levels A–F.

Packages with both the student and teacher books are available for your convenience.

Spelling Workout is one of those programs that is not-too-this and not-too-that. The number of words and exercises are just right for many students. Don’t be fooled into thinking this series is “old-fashioned” because of the 2001 copyright. The reading passages are varied and engaging. The word lists are carefully selected. And your student will likely appreciate that the levels are A, B, C, etc. rather than grade 1, 2, 3, etc. if they are working a bit below their grade level.

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Product Format:Softcover Book
Grade:6
Brand:Modern Curriculum Press
ISBN:9780765224859
Length in Inches:10.875
Width in Inches:8.25
Height in Inches:0.375
Weight in Pounds:0.6813
Ages:11+
Edition:Revised; Student Manual; Illustrated
Publication Date:2003
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Spelling Workout is fully independent spelling that has helped my worst speller improve without a ton of rote memorization

The vocabulary exercises are helpful in learning to apply their spelling words to real life.

Our Elementary classes use this book

My son enjoys this spelling